Flag Day Proclaimed in Montana as 1908 Observance
I A W Miles acting governor proclaims Monday June 15, 1908 as Flag Day in Montana. The notice urges patriotic observances in schools and public life, honoring the Stars and Stripes and the principles of liberty, truth, and justice as the nation’s emblem.
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I. A. W. Miles
State of
Montana
Fragmented Rural Anecdotes and Odd Neighbor Disputes
A garbled local page describes various oddities including coarse and fine receipts, unwashed and washed measures, and a neighbor dispute about chickens. It mentions a man tying red flannel streamers to chickens and confusing them with red snakes, plus a boy using a fish line to interact with hens in a yard.
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Between the Cars A Dark Lesson From A Tragic Death
A lifeless figure lies face down beside a railway track. Authorities note a hobo’s death, with pockets searched for clues and a torn picture of a fair-haired boy found close to the victim’s heart, suggesting a personal loss behind the tragedy.
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